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* 2006: [[Alabama Bound]] was held at the [[Birmingham Public Library]]. | * 2006: [[Alabama Bound]] was held at the [[Birmingham Public Library]]. | ||
* [[2005]]: The first [[1040 Fest]] was held. | * [[2005]]: The first [[1040 Fest]] was held. | ||
* 2005: [[John Ed Willoughby]] retired from daily radio. | |||
* [[1998]]: President Clinton viewed tornado damage in [[Oak Grove]] and held a press conference in [[Pratt City]]. | * [[1998]]: President Clinton viewed tornado damage in [[Oak Grove]] and held a press conference in [[Pratt City]]. | ||
* [[1985]]: A bare-bones revival of the [[Cliff Holman|Cousin Cliff]] Show debuted on the Alabama Cable Network. | * [[1985]]: A bare-bones revival of the [[Cliff Holman|Cousin Cliff]] Show debuted on the Alabama Cable Network. | ||
* [[1975]]: [[John Ed Willoughby]] debuted on the radio, joining [[Tommy Charles]] on [[WSGN-AM]]. | |||
* [[1971]]: [[Paul Hardin]] was elected president of the United Methodist Church's Council of Bishops. | * [[1971]]: [[Paul Hardin]] was elected president of the United Methodist Church's Council of Bishops. | ||
* [[1963]]: [[Albert Boutwell]] and the first [[Birmingham City Council]] were sworn into office. | * [[1963]]: [[Albert Boutwell]] and the first [[Birmingham City Council]] were sworn into office. | ||
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April 15 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2012: The Dorothy Jemison Day Theater opened at the Alabama School of Fine Arts.
- 2011: Superior Bank and Nexity Bank failed and were seized by regulators.
- 2006: SI Reasoning led a "World Tour of Birmingham" as part of the Birmingham International Festival's Salute to Japan.
- 2006: Alabama Bound was held at the Birmingham Public Library.
- 2005: The first 1040 Fest was held.
- 2005: John Ed Willoughby retired from daily radio.
- 1998: President Clinton viewed tornado damage in Oak Grove and held a press conference in Pratt City.
- 1985: A bare-bones revival of the Cousin Cliff Show debuted on the Alabama Cable Network.
- 1975: John Ed Willoughby debuted on the radio, joining Tommy Charles on WSGN-AM.
- 1971: Paul Hardin was elected president of the United Methodist Church's Council of Bishops.
- 1963: Albert Boutwell and the first Birmingham City Council were sworn into office.
- 1956: An F4 tornado killed 25 along a 20 mile path through Pleasant Grove, McDonald Chapel and Trussville.
- 1951: The Sheraton Apartments opened on Highland Avenue.
- 1920: The International Association of Civitan Clubs was incorporated during a meeting at the Southern Club.
- 1920: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees voted to move the Medical College of Alabama from Mobile to Tuscaloosa.
- 1887: Erskine Ramsay took charge of the Pratt Mines.
Births
- 1979: Birmingham Barons infielder Victor Mercedes was born in Puerto Rico.
- 1966: Alabama men's basketball coach Anthony Grant was born in Miami, Florida.
- 1952: Actor Glenn Shadix was born in Bessemer.
- 1872: Mary Pratt DeBardeleben was born.
- 1866: William McQueen was born in Society Hill, South Carolina.
Deaths
- 2008: Former Birmingham Post-Herald city editor Charlie Blair died at St Vincent's Hospital.
- 1998: Birmingham Post-Herald columnist Clettus Atkinson died.
- 1956: 25 people died from an F4 tornado in Pleasant Grove, McDonald Chapel and Trussville.
Sports
- 1991: London Monarchs 28 - Birmingham Fire 0 at Legion Field.
- 1984: Birmingham Stallions 28 - Michigan Panthers 17